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The cost to Scugog Township for the November 8 election was slightly less than $14,000. The largest single cost was for printing voters list, ballots and cards which came to $5,226. The Harrison Estate on Seven Mile Island has been sold for $630,000, but just who bought the uni- que property on Lake Scugog has not been disclosed. What was shaping up as a tense election bat- tle turned into a virtual coronation as Durham Region chairman Gary Herrema was acclaimed to the post for a three year term. The reason for the acclamation was the surprise announcement by Oshawa councillor John Aker that he was withdrawing from the race for Regional chairman. Three young Seagrave area men have been remanded in custody and will make an ap- pearance in Ajax Provincial Court on charges of attempted murder and robbery. RENT ANEW PONTIAC © ECONOMY COMPACT STANDARD & FULL SIZE © LOWRATES © LONG TERM LEASING © TRUCKRENTALS PHILP PONTIAC BUICK LIMITED 10VANEDWARD DRIVE, PORT PERRY - 985-8474 OPEN: Weekdaysto9P.M_ Fridaysto6P.M Saturdaysto4 P.M. RARE El A EATER RANE Xo 09 4% ' ANT { XE i © 3 A bas Ny SR; pL 3A' a A : SAK 24 i BARI HERR IR Sith ARR Sha. YS N PROCHDENA AR AR FE od de de Shak ne Shad insat CREAR A - & RHEE 2 ; 4g Blackstock and area by Elizabeth Kelly This year Christmas in this area will be one to be remembered for years to come. With record temper- atures and a thunderstorm Christmas came in green. Hopefully this weather won't last much longer and all my readers will have a very Happy New Year. Blackstock was the scene of many Christmas concerts and services this past week. On Monday and Tuesday afternoons two different con- certs were performed at the Public School. The Senior Students performed on Mon- day and the Junior Students on Tuesday. On Wednesday evening Linda Bradburn, Superintendent of the Sun- day School, was in charge of the Sunday School Concert Candlelighting Service. The audience was entertained by a variety of skits, carols and musical numbers. Following the concert refreshments and a social time were pro- vided by the U.C.W. On Friday evening, the United Church was the setting for the Christmas Eve Carol Service. Reverend Dale Davis led the congregation in a variety of carols. Arlene Malcolm, Ken Crawford, Dale VanCamp and Peggy Larmer each gave very thought provoking reading on the Christmas Story. Both the Senior and Junior Choir sang several musical arrangements and a trio of Janice MacKenzie and daughters, Clare and Leslie captured the audience with their harmonious piece. So it is plain to be seen Blackstock "was alive with the sound of music" this week. The Senior Citizen Euchre Party was held on Tuesday at the Town hall with twelve A.A. MEETING IN PORT PERRY If you think you have a drinking problem ... Chances are You Have! CALL: 985-2583 985-2415 or 985-3196 tables and the following people were the lucky winners: 1. Belle Werry-89; 2. Edna Callaghan - 88; 3. Lenora Caine - 81; 4. Jennie Bailey - 77; 5. Norman Roh- rer - 76; 6. Carl Gimblett -76; Effel Forder - Low. the draws were won by 1. Carl Gimblett; 2. Edger Millson and 3. Russell Larmer. Christmas Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Larmer were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Larmer and Donna, Peterborough; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gib- son, Bowmanville; Miss Edna Larmer, Blackstock; Mr. and Mrs. John Murdock and baby Ainslie, Grand Bend; Mrs. Glen Gibson, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Larmer and Danielle, Jason and Rebecca, Pickering Telephone visits with Law- rence of Barrie; Bernice of Calgary also our two grand- sons Stephen and Ross Lar- mer of Chicago and Jeffery Larmer of New Jersey. Mrs. Wilbur Toms enjoyed a recent visit with Arvella Henry in Bowmanville and was glad to find Mrs. Henry in fine health. Mrs Kenneth Samells spent Christmas in Bowman- ville with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Melville Samells and family, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Malcolm held their family dinner on Saturday evening attending were Gordie and Joy and Jordan of Ajax; Marylou and David Kellogg of Welcome; Jamie and Jennifer, Brendon and Alaina, Gail Malcolm all of Blackstock. Jamie and Jennifer and family enjoyed a noon dinner with her family, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sweetman on Scugog Island. Christmas dinner guests of SCUGOG OVERHEAD DOOR SERVICE RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL *New Installations & Repairs *Wood & Steel Sectional Doors plus One Piece -- Steel Doors. AUTOMATIC DOOR OPERATOR SERVICE 985-3735 LLANE, "NS -- SAVE ON SELECTED MERCHANDISE -- ® ® eo 0 o Now: 10 to 50 % Off Sale in effect until store closing Friday, December 31st. Settlement House .. in the Heart of Port Perry 183 Queen Street-985-8234 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc- Laughlin, Kelly and Mrs. Wilbur Toms were Roy and Linda Bradburn, Matthew and Amanda; Janis and Bill St. John, Owen and Courtney of Port Perry; Lloyd and Jean Slemon, Susan and Fred. Pre-Christmas family gathering was held on Thurs- day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kelly and family. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Graham, Mark and Rob; Miss Cheryl Graham; Mrs. Wilbur Toms; Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaughlin; Mrs. Reg Boundey of Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Oake, Trevor and Gary attended a family gathering at Enid's parents home near Trenton on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Byers and family attended a family Chesterfield Suites Love Seats Sectionals & Mattresses -A LARGE SELECTION - MCKEEN Pas 524 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa 725-5181 gathering in Norwood. Glad to report Mrs. Josie Hamilton was home with her family for Christmas. Christmas Day guests with Harold and Josie were Diane and Jim Clement and Me- lissa, Hanover, Michael Hamilton who was home from Alberta for the first Christmas in two years, Brian Hamilton and Josie's mother, Mrs. Blomme of Toronto. Christmas Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Bailey, Howard and Tara were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Corden, Julie and Christie, Mr. Corden from Bowmanville, Mr. Merlin Bailey and Katheryn Burnie both of London. Glad to report that Murray Byers is progressing favour- ably following hip surgery in Oshawa Hospital. Karl Herder Construction Ltd. *Prefab Fireplaces *Renovations *Construction *Cottage Raising 985-3885 the - OFFICE SUPPLIES - WEDDING INVITATIONS - CONTINUOUS FORMS - CALCULATORS ADDING MACHINES - TYPEWRITERS - HARD & SOFT COVER BOOKS MAGNETIC SIGNS - PHOTO COPIES - PASSPORT PHOTOS PORT PERRY STAR CO. LITNTED 235 QUEEN STREET. £.0.80X 90, PORT PERRY. 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